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Until that's where Professor Richard Epstein of the Hoover Institution

writing and defining ideas about the carelessness of reporting these last days since the terror attack,

the word terrorism is used by the French President Mr. Macron.

He refused it boldly right away when he forbid demonstrations in Paris that were challenging

his understanding of the situation in the Middle East.

The French President uses the word terrorism. It's fine enough for me.

So I say the next few days we'll see a lot of challenges to an understanding of

who the terrorists are, but at the same time we have to look to home.

And the professor is written about the home institutions here in the United States,

rather than looking for the BBC for guidance. Professor, I've been uniformly

disappointed in our most esteemed institutions of education and I'm thinking of the Ivy Leagues

and Stanford and the other distinguished University of Chicago. We know who they all are.

They're status symbols, but at the same time the leadership has not shown what metaphorically

is known as backbone. Was this expected after these years of both sideism about cultural issues?

On my view, there's been a very radical decline in American universities and a central intellectual

fiber, which is surely attributed to the sort of DEI movement in which it turns out that you're

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